Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-17
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The British Ministry has not yet
determined upon proelalming the Na-
tional League.
DR., Curry, the American Minister
to Spain, sails from London to Amer
lea next Saturday.
Ii is announced that Gladstone will
take an early opportunity of replying
to Brighfs speech at the Harrington
dinner last Friday.
Signor Bove, the explorer, who was
an assistant Of Nordenskjold in the
latter's Arctic expedition, has com.
mitted suicide al Rome.
There is much surprise expressed in
London at the dilatorness of the act.
ion of the Queen concerning the dis
position Of e7O,0o0 surplus of the
Women's Jubilee Offering.
In the games of the National League
yesterday, the Pbiladelphias beat the
Chicagoes, the Detroits the Washing
tons, the pitisburgs the Bostons, and
the New Yorks the Indianapolis club
The American Association games
were won by the Brooklyn, Louis
vile and ST. Louis clubs.
Since the vigorous enforcement of
the treaty with Canada the American
vessels, according 10 advices at the
Fisheries Department, are returning
home empty handed, while the Cana
dian boats are making big haus. The
maekerel catch along the American
coast has proven failure.
Ayers s. Wells OF Castle Rock and
Arlington, Or, complain to the Inter.
state Commission that the Union Pa.
cihc and Oregon Railway ami NavI.
CATION Company secretly, and without
the required notice put in effect new
classification greatly increasing the
tariff, which causes great loss to the
petitioners.
A circular has been issued from
New York to the ockholders OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad, recommen.
ding that at the forthcoming election
Of directors change of policy Ee in
augurated and some new members be
elected to the Board. The circular
does not specify what the nature of
the change i'll policy should be.
A colossal bronze casting of buf-
falo's head, the largest one piece of
casting IN the world, was run into a
mould at Fischer's Bronze Foundry
New York, yesterday. The head is
TO be placed on the east portal of the
Union Pacific Railroad bridge now
building oAer the Missouri river, be-
tween Council Bluffs and Omaha, and
Will weigh 1890 pounds.
The races at Saratoga yesterday
were won by Catesby gelding, Emper-
or of Norfolk, Wary, Ben Thompson
and Wheatly. The winners ut Mon.
moth Park, were Eolan, Sir Dixon,
The Bard, BelvIdere, Gonfolon and
the trotting race at Rochester yes.
terday was won by Little Nell, and
Edannon was victorious in the pacing
event.
The Women's Temperance Associa
ton have incorporated at Chicago
The association is to build a $4,000, 600
structure, issue bonds for that amount,
and call for subscriptions from friends
of the cause, The building is In.
tended for national headquarters and
will contain a great number of offices.
1t is to be in central position, and
it Is estimated VIII bring $4,000 a
year in rental
Austin Reyeille: The latest sensa-
ton at Folsom happened, wednesday
wednesday evening last The Masons
were having an installation, and the
ceremonies lasted until late hour.
This angered the wife of one of the
members, and she marched to the hall,
forced open the dooor, caught hold of
her husband, threw him down stairs
and then escorted him home.
Prince Ferinand has lost all chance
of obtaining the Bulgarian throne,
since the Car is opposed to him Ho
is dude of the first rank. Arthur
Brisbane writes that Ferdinand not
only parts his hair in the middle, but
wears bracelets, which he changes
verv frequently but he also goes in for
jewelry to a ridiculous extent He
wears dozen rings at time, has
scarabces and other ridiculous things
.,at ~ III, h,oDalata 10 wary, fond nj